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I my old days we were taught to spray water and keep the bottle/tank cool. Everybody has a favorite best practices code. No one has an actual law or ordinance?

You do have to file income taxes if you earn any income in a taxed state. They do come after you. Another thing, every state has expenses and must collect taxes. The ones with no income tax get it someplace else. As example, check the initial title and registration costs in Florida.

I can find no law restricting locks on propane bottles. In fact, there are many companies selling such locks. There could be some kind of local building code against that practice, but that is local.

How did you get the registration without a copy of your title?

I wonder if the dealer was looking for the excuse to refer loan over to an institution with a higher kick back to the dealer?

No. Not that I recall. I used 55 gallon barrels of 50% hydrogen peroxide, had some spills, never had a fire. There was some minor skin damage until we prevented the Plant Manager access to the product. I would only recommend using the drug store 3% solution.

That link is accessible to anyone.

Facts always get someone pissed off.

I am a retired licensed water treatment operator. Chlorine is the easiest to use. It is readily available. It keeps a residual. That is why it is required for use in water treatment. There are few exceptions that may allow UV light in a very small community water system. Peroxide is not used to sanitize or purify drinking water. It may have a place as a cleaning product. 3% is good for cleaning wounds. In water treatment I used 50%. It was used to control odor and foam in waste treatment. As posted above, chlorine use is by strength, parts per million, and by contact time. Stronger, less time. But to sanitize tanks and pires, 24 hours with a residual at the end of 24 hours. Else do it again.

TDS is a legitimate water quality test. It would have kept you from drinking a lot of bad water. TDS is regulated in drinking water for a reason. Just a note. When I was in a cannery, qc would use a test strip to make a quick test for e-coli.

Some of the modern thermostat, even the simple on/off, need external power. They will not work with the Suburban.

When home based I use 5 gallon glass carboys with syphon locks. When on the road, with turning and starting and stopping and bouncing, my method of using a plastic gallon jug with a screw lid works well. As the fermentation progresses, I release the pressure. When at the max, it may be multiple times a day. I have added sugar. That increases the alcohol content. I prefer working with the natural sugar and getting what I get. When at home, I do use a refractometer, and adjust the sugar. Yes the flavors can be interesting depending on the sugar, but mine is usually made to be dry.

I would sanitise with clorox at the end of the season. Then again at the beginning. If you have some chlorine left in the tank it will kill the bad stuff over the winter. Purogene is based on Chlorine compounds.

My suburban thermostat is just a on off switch (thermal spring) to the furnace.

I harden cider. A pinch of white wine yeast in a gallon jug of juice. Release the pressure once or twice a day. I can't imagine doing a barrel while on the road. As far as beer, any large store will have many imported brands. I like to try whatever local brand is popular in an area I visit.

I vote this one of the top five thread hijacks on rvnetwork.

The finer the micron filter will have less water per minute compared across the same size filter cartridges.

Concrete. Full size pad, most cost is the labor. Six inches thick will help prevent cracking and settling.

Trailer registrations in NJ are based on manufacturer's curb weight, empty, not load weight.

There are many silicone products if you are worried. I and others use synthetic grease.

My guess, the other forums I frequent have better security.

But why do I only see them on this forum?

My 2000w inverter will draw 150 amps when the microwave is on high. 2/0 battery cables, with a marine switch to disable the inverter. Blue Sea M-6004. https://www.bluesea.com/products/6004/Single_Circuit_ON-OFF_with_Locking_Key_-_Red

This is the only forum I read with the Chinese Spam. I visit about 5 during the year.

The last propane fridge I used only had one cooling coil. If the freezer part is cold, the problem is the circulation of cold air within the unit.